Dunagan Land Warrants in Georgia

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Darline Dunagan Scruggs

As stated previously in “Following Joseph” Joseph Dunagan was given a Land Warrant for 200 acres of land in Franklin County Georgia. The order was given on February 6, 1792 and on January 1, 1793 he received the warrant. His brother Thomas received a warrant for 100 acres in Franklin County Georgia. The date on this warrant is written 23 January but the year is missing.
We also find land warrants issued in Hall County Georgia to Benjamin Dunagan and Isaiah Dunagan. Benjamin was given 250 acres in East Hall County near the North Oconee River 3 May 1853. Isaiah’s warrant was dated 4 July 1854 but the acreage is unreadable.

About Darline Dunagan Scruggs

I was born in Hall County Georgia where my ancestors have lived since the late 1790’s. My heritage is rich in histories and stories of my Dunagan ancestors and their related families. Being born and raised here has enriched my knowledge by tales that have been passed on from generation to generation. I have made it my personal quest to gather this knowledge and preserve it for our future generations.
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2 Responses to Dunagan Land Warrants in Georgia

  1. Darline Dunagan Scruggs says:
    December 19, 2020 at 5:08 pm

    Thanks for visiting my blog. Do you have any more information on Carry? Who were his parents?

    Reply
  2. Tanya says:
    December 17, 2020 at 2:04 am

    Hi My Grandfather was Carry Dunagan, born in GA 5/25/1893

    Reply

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